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That’s why it was largely performative, to avoid the label of terrorism, but yes. A revolutionary threat might also be a label one could use, depending on how you want to look at it.
That’s why it was largely performative, to avoid the label of terrorism, but yes. A revolutionary threat might also be a label one could use, depending on how you want to look at it.
That’s the thing about a threat, it doesn’t have to lead to violence, but it is the performative act of violence. And the commitment to do violence or at least suffer the consequences, in this case arrest. That’s what this was. You can understand it or not.
Performative protests are a warning that things aren’t right. And French history has shown a penchant for heavy sharp falling objects to the back of the neck as the next alternative.
To think sustainability in agriculture is not about climate change is rather a narrow definition of climate change.
They are the biggest producers, but that is because most of the world places their production in China and India. America is the biggest consumer of those products.
Wtf are you on about now? I’m just trying to help you understand something. Seems like you have an agenda.